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    Video capture

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by lp33, Nov 28, 2005.

  1. lp33

    lp33 Notebook Consultant

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    I need a good free program out there to capture video from a DVD. I dont wanna copy the whole DVD but parts of a DVD, certain scenes from a DVD or video from my DV camera. Does anyone know of a good program?.
     
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    Anyone!??????
     
    lp33, Nov 29, 2005
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    shoulda came bundled with your camera. you can check out pinnacle, i think that's free. majority of software that's free, well let's just say it sucks. i do believe adobe has like a premiere elements that might be free and scaled down from the standard premiere. check it out. a lot of DVD burning software also has these capabilities, like nero. i believe it's limited, but you can cut, edit and burn, so that might be just what you need.
     
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    I'm thinking of CapturePad 0.1 beta. Something like that. But thanks.
     
    lp33, Nov 29, 2005
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